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ELECTIONS

Queen's Speech or Minority report?

By Heather Jameson | 14 June 2017

With a minority government, the good news is, it will be easy to block bad legislation, writes He...

WHITEHALL

Don't forget informal carers

By Ray Puddifoot | 12 June 2017

London Councils’ executive member for adult social care, Cllr Ray Puddifoot, on the value of info...

SOCIAL CARE

Social care has taken a beating in the elections too

By Adam Lent | 09 June 2017

Theresa May is not the only potential casualty of this election. The social care issue has taken ...

SOCIAL CARE

May is now uniquely exposed to backbench revolts on public sector reforms

By Michael Burton | 09 June 2017

Michael Burton unpicks the numbers in the wake of the shock General Election result.

ELECTIONS

May must listen to the public on the state of the state

By Heather Jameson | 09 June 2017

As the General Election delivers a hung parliament, Heather Jameson warns that politicians need t...

HUMAN RESOURCES

What can the General Election do for the public sector workforce?

By Caroline Nugent | 08 June 2017

Caroline Nugent lays down the key asks the PPMA is making of the new government.

SOCIAL CARE

A bulging in-tray awaits the communities secretary next week

By Michael Burton | 06 June 2017

From community cohesion to business rates, devolution and adult social care, whoever walks into M...

NEW LOCAL

Governance for the 21st century

By Jessica Studdert | 06 June 2017

To avoid being buffeted by national inaction, local government now needs to grow a clearer model ...

TRANSFORMATION

The public sector's response to extremism is still too disjointed

By Tracie Evans | 06 June 2017

Tracie Evans suggests better pooling of council, schools, police, NHS, mental health and communit...

FINANCE

Countering the post-truth narrative

By Abdool Kara | 06 June 2017

Good scrutiny can be a powerful lever for the greater and better use of evidence by councils to i...

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frederica-diamanta

Chief Executive

£188,227

Cumberland is a special place Apply for this job

Cumberland Council

Senior Lawyer (Adults) - 37 Hours

£55,437 to £58,525 includes a market supplement of £8,256 per year

Torbay is breathtaking, captivating, and welcoming... Apply for this job

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Highways Supervisor

£47,181 – £50,269

This role is your chance to direct the on-the-ground delivery of highways works and projects at the heart of Salford’s regeneration. Apply for this job

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